Who needs gait training?

Anyone whose walking has become unsafe or uneven after surgery, injury, a fall, or a neurological condition can benefit from structured gait retraining.

Will I need a walking aid?

Sometimes a stick or walker is used early for safety, then reduced as your strength, balance, and confidence improve.

Can it help prevent falls?

Yes. By improving balance, leg strength, and walking control, gait training is an important part of reducing fall risk.

Gait Training

Gait Training in Wakad, Pune

Gait training retrains how you walk, including your balance, stride, and weight-bearing, so movement becomes safer and more confident. It is widely used after surgery or injury and for neurological conditions that affect walking, often using parallel bars, treadmills, or walking aids as you progress.

Medically reviewed byDr. Anjali Gupta— BPTH & MPTH Gold Medalist, Ex-Apollo Hospitals Senior Consultant, Ex-Manipal Hospitals Senior Consultant

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What It Helps With

Difficulty walking after surgery or fractureBalance problems and fear of fallingGait changes after stroke or neurological conditionsLimping or uneven weight-bearingReduced walking distance and enduranceUnsteadiness in older adults

How It Works

Assessment of walking pattern, balance, strength, and safety

Targeted strength and balance work to support walking

Step-by-step gait retraining with the right level of support

Progression toward independent, confident walking

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Gait Training in Wakad, Pune

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